The federal Early Head Start program for infants and toddlers is effective when it is well implemented — in part because it succeeds in getting parents more involved with their children.
Such a study, however, would be extraordinarily difficult to implement in part due to the low incidence of this malignancy and because current medical practice requires intervention at earlier stages.
This system has been implemented in part at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Center and UCSFndemonstratingstrating feasibility.
The Great Society programs Johnson launched, such as the Model Cities initiative, were never fully implemented - in part because there was only a short window before the urban riots of 1967 and 1968, and other tensions, halted the momentum.
Whether they're a member of the Ministry of Health, the local healthcare workforce, a service delivery NGO or anyone in between, those living and working "in the field" (as they say) may not be able to intuit how academic research can influence the policies and models they're implementing -- in part because it simply isn't intended for them.
The higher education white paper – most of which will never be debated by parliament — is already being implemented in parts.
These are real solutions, many of which are already being implemented in parts of the world to great success.
Other memory interventions have shown that older adults can easily learn strategies to improve memory performance but often fail to implement the techniques later, in part because effective strategies require continued high levels of effort to achieve mastery (eg, Camp 1999).
Yet, it is difficult to evaluate the cost-effectiveness of delivering services that have not been previously implemented within a country, in part because real-world cost data on program implementation is lacking.
